Record number of children treated at Cook County Hospital
825 babies and children were treated for respiratory ailments at Cook County Hospital on Monday, the largest single day total. About 800 more were treated Tuesday. The illness is a mild flu type, not Asian flu, tied to crowded conditions and migrant Southside communities. Dr Meyer urged segregation of symptomatic children to limit spread. The influx taxes facilities and staff.
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Cook County Hospital
Chicago
Cook County
Karl A. Meyer
Meyer
Near West Side Hospital
South
Betancourt Defends Venezuela Against Communist Subversion
President Betancourt framed Venezuela as stable despite Soviet and Chinese backed subversion. He cited art theft and a hijacked freighter as only minor incidents while stressing democratic support from the people and armed forces. He met with Kennedy and planned White House talks and a Venezuelan Embassy reception.
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Richard G. Maslock
Washington
Romulo Betancourt
Venezuela
Havana
Moscow
Peking
National Press Club
Caracas
Anzoategui
Four Corridan Children Die After Ice Accident
In Babylon New York Ruth Corridan and her four remaining children cope after a February ice accident on Argyle Lake left Lorraine and three sisters dead. Father Joseph Corridan plans a move to a new home as a trust fund surpasses 4600 dollars to aid the family. Lorraine returns to school while neighbors and readers send sympathy and support.
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Andrew Meisels
Babylon
N. Y
Ruth Corridan
Lorraine Corridan
Joseph Francis Corridan
Argyle Lake
Lorraine
Kathleen
Tricia
Mary Ann
Louise
Iowa
Illinois
Arizona
Texas
Walter Kirby
Corridans
Corridan
U.S. and Soviet Tensions on On-Site Inspections at Geneva
In Geneva the United States floated fewer than eight on-site inspections a year if a foolproof method is used. Foster stressed factors like inspector numbers and dispatch criteria. Kuznetsov ignored the proposal and shifted to an East West nonaggression pact. Humphrey warned Senate approval would be hard with less than eight inspections. Foster heads to Washington to report. Kuznetsov proposed a Warsaw Pact nonaggression treaty. The British said the pact might ease tensions but is not a disarmament measure. See NUCLEAR, Page-
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Atlanta
District of Columbia
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Maryland
New York
Illinois
Kansas
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Soviet Union
U.S
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Vasily V. Kuznetsov
Foster
Britain
Hubert H. Humphrey
U.S. Senate
Senate
Humphrey
Phrey
United Nations
Conservatism Threatens U S Security Says Theologian Tillich
The theologian Paul Tillich 76 who fled Germany in 1933 warned at a Berkeley news conference that conservatism poses a greater threat to American security than communism. He argued that conservatism is a disguise for fascism and noted Hitler used attacks on Communists to mask liberal targets.
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Tillich
Germany
Berkeley
Calif
Democrats and GOP urge full Soviet troop withdrawal from Cuba
Congress debated Cuba policy as Democrats and Republicans urged Kennedy to press for all 17 000 Soviet troops to leave. Some aides cited Khrushchev signals and a March 15 possible troop pullout while others warned against complacency and urged continued pressure for complete evacuation.
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Cuba
Washington
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
White House
State Department
John A. McCone
Central Intelligence Agency
House ‘Foreign Affairs Committee
Congress
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Youth Arraigned on Four Counts of Murder
A 16 year old boy, Harry Hebard, was arraigned in Green Bay on four counts of first degree murder after allegedly killing his father, stepmother and her three children in a 15 minute spree. A fifth murder charge involving his stepbrother was held in abeyance. The court ordered no bond and the defendant was defended by a former district attorney.
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Green Bay
Harry
Butch” Hebard
James Byers
Robert Warren
John Rudell
Warren
Hebard
Dist. Atty
Robert Parins
Mayor vetoes cost study on city operations
Mayor Milo G Knutson vetoes a common council resolution for a comparative cost study of day to day operations in La Crosse Appleton Sheboygan and Oshkosh. He says proper comparison needs reclassification of expenditures and a multi year study with professional appraisal and shared standards.
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la Crosse
Appleton
Sheboygan
Oshkosh
Milo G. Knutson
Milwaukee Man Dies From Beating After Robbery
A 60 year old Milwaukee man died from injuries after a scuffle with an alleged robber. The assailant, 18 year old Edward Werchworski, was charged with three counts of robbery and held on a $5,000 bond.
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Milwaukee
Roman Schutkowski
Edward Werchowski
Explosion at Flambeau Milling Co leaves 7 seriously burned
Eleven people were burned and seven seriously injured when an explosion and fire struck the Flambeau Milling Co plant in Phillips Price County. Seven were hospitalized in Park Falls with severe burns. The blast occurred near quitting time and the fire was controlled about three hours later.
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Flambeau Milling Co
Price County
Park Falls
Phillips
Price County Sheriff's Office
Jack Radenowich
Florida
Jack Eigren
Ed Lizak
Gene Dinger
George Kozak
Andrew Kerner
Joseph Verkeka
Edwin Simpson
Henry Norum
UPI
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